PUBLIC DOMAIN Jessica Kasamoto offers tips for students traveling by plane for the holidays.
COURTESY OF JOHNS HOPKINS SCIENCE POLICY GROUP The STEMulate the Vote series encourages scientists to get involved in politics.
COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK It could take days for the result of the presidential election to be called.
PIXABAY LICENSE Head downtown this Sunday to flex your cornhole skills in a regional tournament.
FILE PHOTO A fleet of Blue Jay Shuttle vans will provide transportation for Hopkins affiliates to Baltimore polling locations on Election Day.
COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK The 10% tuition reduction for the fall semester will not continue in the spring.
FILE PHOTO Because of historically low student voter turnout rates, the University will provide transportation for in-person voting.
COURTESY OF CHRIS H. PARK SGA predicts that the student body will feel high levels of stress surrounding Election Day.
FILE PHOTO On Monday, community members shared their hopes for the grant application process with the leaders of the Innovation Fund for Community Safety.
COURTESY OF ARIELLA SHUA Crust by Mack, one of Whitehall Mill’s pop-up shops, offers delicious baked goods.
COURTESY OF GABRIEL LESSER Lesser reflects on a favorite childhood activity.
VWEAA / CC BY SA-4.0 Bali argues that Democrats did not fight hard enough to prevent Barrett’s confirmation.
COURTESY OF MUHAMMAD ABIDI Abidi emphasizes how much one can learn from reading.
COURTESY OF ADDY PERLMAN For fall break Perlman took a trip to Philadelphia with her roommate Kinsey Tyler.
ONEREDSF1 / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Golden Age actress Joan Fontaine starred in the 1940 version of Rebecca.
COURTESY OF AARON WIEGAND Participants engaged with archives regarding Baltimore’s LGBTQ history.
COURTESY OF CHRISTOPHER CELENZA Celenza, dean of Georgetown College at Georgetown University, will return to Hopkins effective Jan. 4.
PUBLIC DOMAIN Panelists agreed that as advancements in genetic techniques evolve, researchers should be cognizant of social and health inequities.
COURTESY OF SHOURYA ARASHANAPALLI Winning votes is only the first hurdle for the 2020 presidential candidates; either may refuse to concede.
COURTESY OF COVIDSMS The COVIDSMS team pose with phones displaying messages from the texting service.
